The Rise of the Black Plain

In the blink of an eye, the remaining week of the party's journey to The Adamant Land ended, and after decades of hard work, the party finally arrived at their destination!

After maneuvering their spacecraft 1 million kilometers from the surface of The Adamant Land, the robot announced to the entire crew. "We are here."

All the natives of the Spiritual World on this ship stopped their thoughts for a moment and turned their attention to this world, which was a little smaller than their original home, but clearly spiritually stronger.

Minos stood up after a moment and said to the group. "Stay here. I won't be long." He quickly put on a suit similar to the armor of the Mechanic Empire, something useful for traveling through the vacuum of space, which even beings of his level needed to wear when traveling outside of spaceships.

The group said nothing to Minos, knowing he wouldn't accept any help now. As eager as they were to enter the atmosphere of The Adamant Land, they didn't want to stand in the way of their leader starting the Spiritual World's counterattack in the War of the Worlds.

The main entrance to the ship opened, and Minos flew into the Hall of the Gods, where he and his party could see creatures all around. According to the robot, this was the former headquarters of the strongest people on the planet, where the strongest enemies were supposed to be.

Minos fly so fast that he would reach the majestic Hall of Gods in less than 10 minutes!

...

Inside the Hall of Gods, the four Gods of Irpoll were in position when one of them suddenly sensed something approaching rapidly from the southwest.

"Hmm?" Looking in that direction, he saw a being clad in bulky armor, very similar to that worn by individuals from The Adamant Land.

"Everyone, a guest is approaching us. He appears to be a survivor of the Mechanic Empire," the giant ape warned as he rose from his seat.

The other three immediately turned their attention in Minos' direction, sensing the peak level 99 cultivator approaching them.

Minos didn't use his powers to display the terror of his aura, so all four of them could feel was someone close to becoming a God approaching them.

"What is this fool doing? Doesn't he know what happened to his civilization?" one God asked with a smile on his face, finding it rather absurd.

"Is it possible that he doesn't know what happened? We can't deny the achievements of the Mechanic Empire. They took their race to different parts of this and other galaxies," said a white-furred individual, the leader of the place.

Soon after, Minos entered the Hall of Gods' gravitational field and landed between the four Gods of Irpoll, each positioned at different ends of the area.

He didn't immediately take off his armor. Standing in the place where the Mechanic Empire had reigned for millennia, he studied the four beings before him.

With the presence of the level 103 robot in his group, Minos could speak the native languages of both The Adamant Land and Irpoll.

"You... Are you from Irpoll?" he asked. His tone was neutral, but the four Gods of Irpoll could tell that this newcomer was not in the least afraid of them.

"You have recognized well, native of The Adamant Land. Your civilization has not forgotten the faces of its former enemies," said the leader of the apes, while he looked at Minos provocatively.

"You are wrong," Minos said as he removed the metal parts of his armor, revealing his true appearance to the four level 100 cultivators. "I am not from this world. My name is Minos Stuart, Emperor of the Black Plain Empire of the Spiritual World."

"Oh?" The four were surprised, recognizing the name of the creator of their greatest enemy in that small world.

It was rumored that Minos had left the Spiritual World at the beginning of the War of the Worlds and then died on his journey through space. These four beings didn't expect to find him there when his civilization was on the brink of destruction.

Three of the four apes paid little attention to Minos' identity, but found it strange that he was there. Obviously, his journey was a mystery they were curious about, but his presence there didn't frighten them at first.

That wasn't the case with the leader of these apes. This white-furred being had heard a lot of information about Minos, and he knew this human was only a low-level Demigod during the departure from the Spiritual World less than 15 years ago. How could he reach level 99 in such a long time? Hell, even they, who were more talented than the races in the Spiritual World and had a better world than that, could not cultivate so quickly!

Thinking how strange this situation was, the leader of the creatures in the Hall of Gods attacked Minos without hesitation, his heart pounding with the fear that something was wrong.

Minos observed the movement of energy within the ape's body as the enemy's druidic powers took shape, causing branches, plants, and roots made of energy and laws to sprout in the area.

Minos closed his eyes and raised a hand towards his opponent, using Chaotic Gravity to force the ape to kneel on the ground, simultaneously crushing all the ape's special abilities.

"You shouldn't have interfered with the people of my world," Minos declared.

His tone shifted dramatically, causing all the energy in the surroundings to change, while death lingered in the air.

The temperature dropped, and Minos' aura displayed the stark difference between him and these creatures.

Compared to Minos, these beings, despite being Gods, could hardly be considered Sovereigns because of the instability of their foundations; they couldn't even compare to the level 97 Grandmasters of Zocarro!

Minos was simply many times stronger than any of them!

The four individuals found this out the hard way, as three of them saw time slow down at the same time as a sword appeared from the void and slashed at the body of the strongest in the area.

Even without moving, Minos forced those three individuals to watch as he used his Spatial Sword to slowly kill the strongest of the group. He cut every tendon in that large body, destroying the ape's bones with the Chaotic Gravity, while preventing the being from dying easily by avoiding bleeding and his opponent's soul.

"Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh!"

Amid this, the great ape could do nothing but scream, completely unable to defend or counterattack, completely at the mercy of Minos.

At that moment, Minos' revenge began!